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How Do I Know That I’ve Been Wronged?<\/h1>\n

It’s common to wonder whether what you’ve experienced was really as bad as you think it was. Many people wonder whether they will be accused of “playing the gender card” or being thought of as a difficult employee if they talk to a lawyer about it. It’s normal to have those worries. It’s something that nearly all victims of discrimination share.<\/p>\n

Before you start second-guessing yourself into silence, however, consider the following questions and your answers to them. If you find yourself nodding in agreement or thinking of even more evidence for concern, give us a call at our Phoenix office to discuss whether you may have a case here in Arizona. We can help you decide whether to move forward with a complaint of racial discrimination, gender-based discrimination, or discrimination on the basis of nationality, disability, or other protected status.<\/p>\n

Ask Yourself These Questions<\/h2>\n